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SunEdison plans to keep investments in Latam solar market
April 23, 2016
Despite filing for bankruptcy on Thursday, the U.S. renewable energy company SunEdison plans to maintain its investments in Latin America’s solar energy market. According to SunEdison, long-term investments in the region are viable and the company is considering further investment in the Brazilian state of Bahia. Although SunEdison may sell off some of its assets, […]
Caribbean Ministers invited to US energy summit
April 22, 2016
US Vice President Joe Biden has extended an invitation to Caribbean Prime Ministers and other Ministers to participate in the US-Caribbean-Central American Energy Summit this Spring.
Caricom and Cuba to discuss energy projects
April 15, 2016
A delegation from Caricom will travel to Cuba to assess renewable energy opportunities. Devon Gardner said that the plan is to discuss initiatives such as producing biogas. Dr. Gardner said that the delegation will be led by Assistant Secretary General for Trade and Economic Integration, Joseph Cox.
Peru’s current installed wind capacity is 1% of total potential
April 8, 2016
This week Peru’s Ministry of Energy reported that the country’s 339.15 MW of wind is only 1% of its total potential wind capacity. At this time, there are four wind farms in Peru, three of which went live in 2014. The largest of these farms, Tres Hermanas, was turned on last month.
Solar in Mexico will now grow by 521 percent in 2016.
April 5, 2016
In Mexico’s first Clean Energy Auction, 11 solar projects were awarded contracts. Together, these projects will produce 4 million megawatt hours per year. Project developers include: The winning projects are from seven developers: Enel Green Power with 992 megawatts and 2.25 million Clean Energy Certificates (CELs) SunPower with 509 megawatts and 989,265 CELs (includes projects by local […]
Barbados Agricultural Society seeks solar
April 1, 2016
James Paul, CEO of the Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS), says that access to affordable solar will cut operating costs for farms, which in turn will cut the cost of food for consumers. According to Paul, the agricultural sector in Barbados has not seen any programs to engage farms in the renewable energy discussion. “We have […]
Be Big or Act Big: Enel, Enersur, and Grenergy Dominate in Peru’s 4th Renewable Energy Auction
April 1, 2016
It seems that if you want to play in Peru you have to be big; that – or you have to act big. Recent winning bids in Peru’s renewable energy auction came in at record breaking prices of $47.98/MWh and $36.84/MWh for solar and wind energy, respectively. Two winning developers – Enel Green Power and […]
New Energy Events Launches Bimonthly Newsletter
April 1, 2016
Alongside a growing portfolio of conferences, New Energy Events has moved recently to provide news and intelligence on the LAC renewable markets to its constituency of over 8,000 market participants. As part of that mandate, we are excited to announce the launch of a bimonthly newsletter which will feature curated coverage of developments across the […]
Seven companies win Mexico electricity auction
March 29, 2016
Winners of Mexico’s first long-term electricity auction were announced this week. Companies awarded contracts will ultimately provide 5,385.72 GW of energy, nearly 90% of the country’s future energy supply. Businesses include Recurrent Energy Mexico Development, Parque Eólico Reynosa III, Sunpower Systems México, Energía Renovable del Istmo II, Enel Green Power, Gestamp Wind México II and Alten […]